> There must be vetting at multiple levels of the process, or these use cases are negligent at best and malicious at worst. You've got it exactly. The problem

> There must be vetting at multiple levels of the process, or these use cases are negligent at best and malicious at worst. You've got it exactly. The problem is modern AI systems cannot be vetted because neither their creators nor their users actually understand how they work (yes, the mechanics are understood, but the emergent properties are not). I believe we need regulations that prevent the use of unauditable technologies in a bunch of key industries, including banking, law enforcement, healthcare, etc. Basically anywhere where a person's rights may be violated by these systems. We actually fought this same battle not too long ago with photo radar systems due to issues with their accuracy, and the result was mandated transparency (at least in some jurisdictions). These new technologies just supercharge the problem.